Master Arbitrator Dachs discusses IDS v. Stracar
Master Arbitrator Dachs analyzes IDS v. Stracar on EUO compliance requirements, partial performance standards, and carrier response obligations in New York no-fault cases.
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May 2014 Articles
6 articles published in May 2014
Follow the NF-5
Mount Sinai v Dust Tr. case analysis: verification requests sent before receiving NF-5 forms don't toll the 30-day payment period under NY no-fault law.
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Motion to strike “3212(g) findings” denied
Court denies motion to strike CPLR 3212(g) findings in no-fault case, but leaves open question about plaintiff's appeal rights when judges refuse to make such findings.
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Speak your mind in the wrong forum? It will cost you. Fail to supervise your employees? A price will be paid.
Court sanctions attorney for inappropriate brief language criticizing Appellate Term decisions and discusses employer liability for inadequate legal supervision in NY insurance cases.
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Collateral estoppel again
Clark v Farmers case explores collateral estoppel doctrine preventing relitigation of serious injury claims in NY no-fault and SUM insurance actions.
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Medical provider cannot demand that fraud and RICO matter be heard in arbitration
Medical providers cannot compel arbitration for fraud and RICO claims against insurers, Second Circuit rules in Allstate v. Mun case analysis.
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